NCDOT continues to clear roads of snow and ice following winter storm
Road conditions remain treacherous as more people are expected to return to work on Friday. State DOT crews pretreated many roads before the storm and have been working to clear the streets since early Wednesday morning. In Brunswick County, many drivers were forced to reduce speed due to the hazardous conditions.
Seeing this much snow is rare for many coastal regions of Eastern Carolina, and some counties needed a little help to clear up the roads.Residents say conditions on some roads in Carteret County are ...
NCDOT division three maintenance engineer Battle Whitley says that although it may not look like the brine and salt they ...
Many streets and roads in the Triangle remain covered in snow and ice following Tuesday night’s winter storm. And it’s not ...
The state has spent just 5% of what the N.C. Department of Transportation estimates it will cost to rebuild the roads and ...
Since snow began falling, the DOT says its crews have spread more than 953,000 gallons of brine and another 15,000 tons of ...
Officials with the North Carolina Department of Transportation are expected to provide an update on their efforts to keep roads cleared of ice from melted snow after a snowstorm moved through North ...
But the fix is only temporary as the state looks for a long-term solution for keeping N.C. 12 passable through the Pea Island ...
As winter weather moves through the area, the threat of black ice is creating a threat for drivers on the road. Especially in parts of North Carolina not used to seeing snow, it's a good reminder of ...
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